[RCom-l] The tragedy of the Commons

[Fuster, Mayo]

Hello!

I agree with Dario's initiative to have an special meeting to reflect on the experience and see which lessons can be extracted from the several agents involved and which new opportunities opened up specially in terms of the Rcom goals. My concern is that I am both member of Rcom and I am collaboration with the Berkman center/Science Po in the research project, so I want to double check with you if you consider opportune my participation or instead you see better that I step aside for the meeting.

Cheers! Mayo   

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Fellow Berkman center for Internet and Society. Harvard University.
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From: rcom-l-bounces at lists.wikimedia.org [rcom-l-bounces at lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Dario Taraborelli [dtaraborelli at wikimedia.org]
Sent: 12 December 2011 18:52
To: The Wikimedia Foundation Research Committee mailing list
Subject: Re: [RCom-l] The tragedy of the Commons

Hi WSC,

thanks for starting this, I agree we need to have a serious assessment of what happened with the Berkman incident and discuss alternative options (if any) for the future.
I suggest that we hold an extraordinary RCom meeting some time next week to discuss these measures since we have other SR requests on hold.

If nobody objects I am going to start a doodle to find a date that suits most of us (cc:ing Dana). It'd be great if those among you heavily invested in SR discussions/reviews could make it.

Dario

On Dec 12, 2011, at 6:50 AM, WereSpielChequers wrote:

Dear All,

After the rather hostile response on the English language wikipedia to the Berkman survey I would like to revive my proposal from five months ago for an annual Omnibus survey. http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Omnibus_Survey

I appreciate that this would put some constraints on the researchers and would actually cost the Foundation a bit of money. But unless someone else can come up with an alternative way of fairly throttling research surveys to the point where the community can accept them, I would suggest that this is the only viable option on  the table other than a simple blanket ban on third party research surveys.

Regards

WereSpielChequers
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